Tremmeric Love Sentenced to 38 Years for January 2025 Shooting Spree

March 25, 2026

On March 24, 2026, Judge David Happe sentenced Tremmeric Love (23 of Anderson) to 38 years for a January 2025 shooting spree which left one person injured.  Judge Happe ordered 30 years of the sentence to be executed at the Indiana Department of Correction followed by 8 years of probation.


On February 17, 2026, Love pleaded guilty to the following offenses:


Count I: Aggravated Battery, a Level 3 felony;

Count II: Battery Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury, a Level 5 felony;

Count III: Criminal Recklessness, a Level 6 felony;

Count IV: Criminal Recklessness, a Level 5 felony;

Count V: Criminal Recklessness, a Level 6 felony;

Count VI: Criminal Recklessness, a Level 6 felony;

Count VII: Criminal Recklessness, a Level 6 felony;

Count VIII: Criminal Recklessness, a Level 6 felony;

Count IX: Unlawful Possession of a Firearm by a Serious Violent Felon, a Level 4 felony; and

Count X: Firearm Enhancement.


An investigation conducted by the Anderson Police Department revealed the following information which led to Love's charges in this case:


On January 13, 2025, Love was released from the Miami Correctional Facility to parole around 11:00 am.  Within a matter of hours, Love messaged another person requesting to purchase a handgun.  The following day, January 14, 2025, around 8:15 pm, while driving on 38th Street in Anderson, Love fired at least 8 rounds from a handgun at a passing vehicle, which was occupied by two juvenile males unknown to Love, striking one male juvenile once in the abdomen.  Police were dispatched to the scene and the victim was transported to the hospital where he received treatment and has since made a full recovery.  This incident serves as the basis for Counts I-III, VIII, and X.


Around 9:15 pm on the same day, surveillance footage from multiple businesses around the intersection of Nichol and Madison Ave. show the vehicle in which Love was driving slow down and fire 4-5 rounds at a person walking in a field across from the Milk Barn gas station.  The victim never reported this incident and remains unidentified.  This incident serves as the basis for Count IV.


Approximately 10 minutes later, Love returns to the same intersection and fires 8-9 rounds at a vehicle parked at a gas pump which caused two male occupants of the vehicle to flee however neither were injured. Again, these persons were unknown to Love. This incident serves as the bases for Counts V-VII.


On January 15, 2025, the Anderson Police Department determined the likely identity of the shooter as Tremmeric Love and obtained and executed a series of search warrants.  The Anderson Police Department located Love at a residence on Chesterfield Drive where he was found in possession of a Ruger Security 9 mm handgun.  Laboratory testing later confirmed the firearm matched the ballistics from the three separate shooting incidents on January 14, 2025.  Possession of the firearm served as the basis for Count IX.


Tremmeric Love is considered a Serious Violent Felon under Indiana law due to a 2023 conviction for Battery Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury, a Level 5 felony, for which he was released from prison the day before his January 2025 shooting spree.


The State's case was presented by Deputy Prosecutor Tyler Piraino.  The case was investigated by Det. Nolan Schaefer of the Anderson Police Department.

 

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